Today on The Grave Talks, the true story of the Bridgeport Poultergeist with author William J. Hall.

In 1974, Linley Street in Bridgeport, Connecticut became the center of media chaos and was one of Connecticut's most documented and controversial hauntings.

From eyewitness accounts of furniture moving on its own to the media frenzy that drew famed investigators, Ed and Lorraine Warren,

today's conversation explores the critical question.

Was it all an elaborate hoax? Or was it genuine evidence a paranormal activity? Discover what

really happened on Lindley Street and whether there might still be more to this story than meets the eye.

Today on The Grave Talks, the world's most haunted house, the true story of the Bridgeport

Poltergeist on Linley Street with author William J. Hall.

So Bill, also known as William J. Hall, thank you so much for joining me today.

I read your book, The World's Most, I read the book, The World's Most Haunted House,

The True Story of the Bridgeport Poultergeist on Lindley Street.

I had never heard this story, and I find it absolutely fascinating. And this is where you were from

in Bridgeport. Yes. Yeah, I grew up in Bridgeport, and I was, well, I was Marcy's age

when this happened. I was 10 years old. I remember seeing it on TV and asking my dad about it.

Of course, he said it was baloney, you know, but that's my dad.

Very practical guy.

I came upon this.

I used to get asked about it, performing magic,

because I used to do a lot of magic shows and stuff.

And I would be asked about it a lot.

And I never really looked into it until there was a post that I happened to see on one of

these Bridgeport pages, which I belonged to because I grew up in Bridgeport.

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